my mother calls this a petting cactus but when I look up one this isn't it. pretty sure not mistletoe either. it's "hairy"..ypu can pet it but it does have thorns if you touch just right. have looked and looked...bothing like it I can find.

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Ueca

2017-09-23

Disocactus speciosus, I think. The image is quite blurry. Try searching up "Rat Tail Cactus" or "Medusa Cactus".

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